The Classified-Docs Case Tightened Its Grip on Trump
Two days after the July 27 superseding indictment in the Mar-a-Lago documents case, Trump and his allies were left answering a filing that added a co-defendant and new obstruction allegations.
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The July 29 edition is less about fireworks than about accumulation: another day in which Trump’s legal exposure, his aides’ risk, and his habit of escalating rather than de-escalating kept working against him. By then, the question was not whether the documents case was serious. It was how much more self-inflicted damage Trump would pile on while pretending the whole thing was a hoax.
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Two days after the July 27 superseding indictment in the Mar-a-Lago documents case, Trump and his allies were left answering a filing that added a co-defendant and new obstruction allegations.